I saw my own childhood, my own father, and my own grief in these pages. This isn’t just a book—it’s a conversation men have been needing to have for a long time.
Raw, honest, and beautifully written. Nolan doesn’t try to make himself the hero. He just tells the truth—and that’s what makes this book powerful.
If you grew up in the Caribbean or in any tight-knit neighborhood, this book will feel like home and heartbreak all at once.